The arrival of an "extraterrestrial visitor" was an absolutely catastrophic event for a Minor Plane. The shattering of the planar crystal wall released vast amounts of air and precious heat in an instant. Energy currents from Astral Plane space, colder than minus eight hundred degrees, howled into the rotating, converging atmosphere. In less than a few minutes, the temperature across this Minor Plane, with a surface area of two billion square kilometers, had dropped by a full two or three degrees.
Everyone knew that any professional capable of Astral travel possessed strength at least at the Legendary tier. Therefore, whenever an "extraterrestrial visitor" arrived without warning, planes that lacked Legendary professionals would often simply pretend nothing had happened in response to the unknown powerhouse's arrival.
After all, the saying, "The proper way to show respect to a great Legend is not to disturb them," was not just empty talk. No kingdom with a functioning brain would be insane enough to try speaking with a Legendary powerhouse. The danger of such a thing was absurdly obvious even without thinking about it.
However, on this Minor Plane that had once possessed its own Legendary powerhouse—once known as the "Golden Nation" and now called "Doswhite"—the royal family, rulers of the kingdom, had no choice but to send someone to the "Golden Basin," where the breakthrough had occurred, and attempt negotiations with the great Legendary powerhouse who had traveled all this way. Their reason for taking such a risk was simple: ordinary life could not survive on a plane without a planar crystal wall. If the hole in Doswhite's planar crystal wall was not sealed in time, every living thing on the entire Minor Plane would be wiped out by the ravages of bitter cold and radiation.
Thus, in order to allow the plane's